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The paper deals with interrelated but different matters regarding economic cooperation in the Asian-Pacific region and looks at the role which external economic policies of a country can play in its development process. It reexamines the validity of the traditional American claim of economic internationalism to promote economic cooperation. The author argues that ASEAN could realize more economic benefits by upgrading the integration process and outlines principles for international cooperation in the Asian-Pacific region between advanced and developing countries. (Deutsche Stiftung f. Internat. Entw.)

Effect of changes in the economic and political sphere; the Taiwan question.

Some practical steps that might be taken, in terms of maintaining credible atomic and conventional deterrents, crisis management, minimizing misperceptions and the possibility of accidents, and pursuing arms limitation.

Constitution as accepted by the Legislative Council of the Islands, Jan. 1985; main areas of change.